The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-14

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kea and lady, Hon. Alexander H. Rice
and lady, Col. Leverett Saltonstall, Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Hon William Clafin
and Mrs. Clafin, Mr.. Eben D. Jordan and
Mrs. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Beck
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. F. Whal, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. F. Barry, MIR. n. H. Taylor and
Mrs. Taylor, Lawrence Bond and lady,
Rev. H. Bernard Carpenter and Mrs. Car
penter, Rev. n. G. Clark, Mr.. w. D. How
ellis, Hon, Patrick Mcguire, Mr.. E. H.
Clement and lady, Mr.. F. A. Gilbert and
lady, Mr.. a. Shuman, Mr.. J. H. Heellt,
Mrs. s. Q. Cochrane Mr.. D. G.. Gilman and
lady. Mr.. James F. Hunnewell and lady,
Rev. E. n. Boursaud, Rev. NJ. ]. Savage
and lady, Col. Jonas H. French, Hon. John
F. Andrew and lady, Hon. John +. Fltz-
gerald and Mrs. A NJ. B. Ellis, Hon. VIII
liam E. Russell and lady, Gen. John NJ.
Corse and lady, Mr.. S. S. Sias and lady,
Gen. c. H. Barney and Mrs, S. l.. Saun-
ders, Mr.. and Mrs. William Berkeley.
While the party was proceeding to the
banquet hall the Hawaiian national an
them was played as march by Baldwin's
orchestra, and proved quite inspiriting to
the Royal company. The banquet room
was deliberately decorated, both as to the
matter of bunting and floral adornments.
Two long tables were set, with covers for
about a hundred persons, and above these
on all the environing spaces and walls
were profuse festoonings, in which the ma
tional emblems were blended. At the
head of the hall the wall was occupied with
Ior Of Hay
coat-of-arms and the characteristic greet
ing to the Sandwich Island Royalty,
aloha De-" around which were elaborate
drapings, while at the opposite end was the
word welcome" in vivid lettering. The
tables presented a symmetrical and radiant
appearance, with their wealth of floral and
other decorations. One OF the prettiest
effects was that produced by the appear
ance of stuffed humming birds in the
midst of flowers. After the offering of
grace by the Right Rev. Bishop Paddock,
the party sat down to the discussion of an
extremely enticing bill OF fare, the pleas
ure being enhanced by the series of selec-
tions from the orchestra. At the close,
His Honor Mayor O. Brien said:
Ladies' and Gentlemen-It may not be
out of place to say that Boston has long
been on friendly relations with the Sand
wich Islands. AS the Chief Executive of
the city it gives me great pleasure to well
come to Boston Her Majesty and the Royal
party hope their stay will be pleas
ant one, and we shall do all we can to
make 1t such" [Applause.]
Governor Iaukea arose in response aud
replied in the Hawaiian language, which
Colonel ]. H. Boyd, of His Majesty's mill
tary staff, interpreted as follows:
Her Majesty wishes me to make her
acknowledgment to you, sir, Mr.. Mayor,
and this distinguished company, for the
very hearty manner in which you and
they have been pleased to honor her.
She accepts very gratefully the compli-
ment for herself, at the same time recog
nizing that it is paid as well to her hus-
waiian Islands.
She is pleased to acknowledge the very
generous courtesy shown to herself and
Her Royal Highness the Princess and
suite, to enjoy for few days the bounteous
hospitality OF the city OF Boston, the tame
of which has reached her Island home.
This finished the formal speaking, and
the ladies retired to an adjoining parlor,
where the Queen and Princess received the
courtesies of those present, and listened to
pleasing songs by Mrs. F. B. Whitney.
THE MOVEMENTS OF THE ROYAL PARTY.
Yesterday forenoon the Queen and party
visited Quincy Market and environment,
the Old State House, the Equitable Build
ing and the Old South Meeting House.
In the afternoon, at the close of the
courtesies incident to the breakfast ten
dered by the Mayor, the Queen, Princess,
Mrs. Beckley and Mr.. Gilman made brief
visit to the residence of His Elk
cellency Governor Ames.
About 7:45 carriages were taken and the |
party proceeded to the Globe Theater to |
enjoy the performance of "RuddygOre,"
for which four boxes had been specially |
The boxes were attractively
festooned with bunting. Manager Stet-
sons box was occupied by the Queen, the |
Colonel Boyd and Chairman |
WhaIl of the Reception Committee The |
opposite boxes were filed by the Mayor |
and Mrs O'Brien and Mrs. Ames, and the |
upper boxes NY members of the committee |
and the City Government. A rich bouquet |
Of Jacqueminot roses was presented to the |
Queen, Marechal Niels to the Princess and !
La France to Mrs. Beckley. The Royal |
party manifestly enjoyed the performance !
very heartily, and were themselves the
objects of cordial manifestation by those
N the auditorium. At the close the party |
passed out through the Hayward Place en-
trance between file of police officers, and
to the Parker House.
supreme Court.